St Gregory Junior High School - Gregoriad Yearbook (Tyler, TX)

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I P -v f 2 by-'Y - :- W -244i - - g,--+T-- --744g A-g - t W, as : - - ... - ,- , ..A .. Ee A The slogan for CATHOLIC BOOK WEEK is CHRISTIAN READING FOR CHRISTIAN LIVING. There is a mysterious power in reading. As good almost killamanas kill a good book, John Milton once wrote: who kills a man, kills a reasonable creature, God's imagegbut he who destroys a good book kills reason itself, kills the image of God, as it were, in the eye. To salesmen in promoting The Catholic Digest Contest in the high school are Carol George fsittinglg Frances Carswellg Karen Gilboe, winner of the girls' watchg John Olsen, winner of boys' watchg Carolyn Bryantg Sharon Bosworthg Bert Saleh. V '. ' M Through the combined efforts of the MOTHERS' CLUB, BOOSTER CLUB, and KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS lockers were purchased for the pupils of the Junior High, since no locker space had been provided for them in the classrooms. The students appreciate the thoughtfulness of Sister Lorita, principal of St. Gregory's School, in asking these various organiiations for the lockers. Publicly the students wish to express their gratitude to the MOTHERS' CLUB, BOOSTER CLUB and KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS for these spacious lockers. THANK YOU! How did we ever get along without them? .

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i 1 it ' gf lz?1F'nF ' ' Q w L L 1 1 X NL' 4 I . . E. tzrif: .gyfvrpf 11523 A e:'f'il'3 'lfllljl St. Gregory's Junior High observes BROTHERHOOD WEEK sponsored by the National Conference of Christians and Jews. Pictured from left to right are Robert Boulter, local chairmang Rev. P, W, Walker, Methodist Church: Dr. Gustve Falk, Jewish leaderg Msgr. Anthony F. DTOZd, St. Michael's Church, Weimar. All the speakers stressed the Brotherhood of Man under the Fatherhood of God. Msgr. Drozd added this thought--Love all mankind, but those who are not of our Faith, love a little more. - 0 .- . 2.3151 E111 L-2 if' 'ilf'3.fgl'.1Lf': Qing' J L li.?' - r va :refs Lbs. i Fuses any . 2. ew: . ,-iuffl .gm 'QA iii- . 1' -' O .11 3, 4 wp 1 1 What makes for a HAPPIER youth? Dennis Swift and his group of Ninth Graders seek the answer to the question. Here it is. Whatever makes for happiness in this world and in the next. Youth does not stop and close the sentence with a period after world, but after heaven, for youth realizes that he is a citizen of two worlds--earth and heaven. God bestows great gifts on young people, and may they always be used in His service and accordingto His law to make our American Youth, HEALTH- IER, HOLIER, HAPPIERJ'

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' .,. rr':-'refs ' T . ' - Q ,,. il., IIVNK ' ,aw V!-if 1' if M IM , IV im ' H I I ' 1274 . A I1 y I - . v Q. f ff-- f ' -pr L 1 .lfe I1- E IE' In accordance with CATHOLIC PRESS MONTH the Literature Committee of the Sodality sponsored a project to promote spiritual interest in the Catholic Faith by distribution of Catholic magazines. Pic- tured from left to right are Carmellia Fallacaro Qstudent librarian, and Maria Ehemann on their Way to the Tuberculosis Hospitalg Marcia Funk and Carol Bieber to the Public Libraryg Kathleen Peter- schmidt and Patricia Ludwig to the Old Folks I-Iomeg Carol George and Kathleen Corcoran to the City Jail. These girls received permission from these organizations to distribute Catholic magazines. 1 A I 2 2 THE NATIONALUCATHOLIC DECENCY IN READING PROGRAM was sponsored by the CATHOLIC DIGEST the latter part of October at St. Gregory's School. Elementary and high school classes showed great interest in the project. Winners in the Elementary School are ffront row, left to rightj Mary Carol Robinsong Pete Brinkmang Angene Kennedyg Peter Mike Mendoliag ftop row, left to rightj Roy Shearg Susie Wisenbakerg Peggy Staskusg Kathy Corbettg Pam Sniderg Carroll Pierce.